"the truman doctrine marked a new level of american commitment to a cold war." on what basis does the text make this statement? group of answer choices truman's pledge to support free peoples who resisted totalitarian takeover signaled an open-ended intent to oppose the soviets anywhere in the world the truman doctrine for the first time committed the u. s. to a peacetime military alliance truman publicly and finally rejected stalin's offer of friendly negotiations between onetime allies sending military advisers to greece was the first step in u. s. involvement in the middle east quagmire

The correct answer is that "Truman's pledge to support free people who resisted totalitarian takeover signaled an open-ended intento to oppose the Soviets anywhere in the world.

Explanation:

The Truman doctrine was made by president Harry S. Truman and is a foreign policy where the United States pledges to help all nations to avoid a totalitarian goverment. This is something that rised the conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union and starting the Cold War.

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